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Definition of exploded - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
blown uphaving been subjected to an explosion
- The exploded building was beyond repair.
2.
sudden increasesuddenly increased in volume or intensity
- The exploded popularity of the show was unexpected.
3.
fragmentationRare having the appearance of being separated into partsRare
- The exploded diagram showed each component clearly.
Expressions with exploded
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illustration showing individual parts of a mechanism separately
The exploded view helps in understanding the clock's mechanism.
Origin of exploded
Latin, explodere (drive out)
Terms with exploded included in their meaning
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conflict
attack where explosives hidden in a vehicle are exploded
explosive
exploded or burst violently
weaponry
not fired or exploded
abr: unexploded bomb
bomb that has not exploded yet
abr: unexploded ordnance
bomb or shell that has not exploded yet
explosives
not exploded and still able to explode or be fired
Examples of exploded in a sentence
An exploded mine left a crater in the field. The exploded demand for the product caught everyone off guard. The exploded interest in the topic led to more research. The exploded view helped in understanding the mechanism. An exploded sketch of the device was displayed.
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- French:explosé, fulgurant, ...
- German:gesprengt, zerlegt, ...
- Italian:esploso, ...
- Spanish:explotado, explosivo, ...
- Portuguese:explodido, explosivo, ...
- Chinese:炸毁的, 激增的, ...
- Japanese:爆破された, 急増した, ...
- Arabic:مُنْفَجِر, مُتَفَجِّر, ...
- Hebrew:מְפוֹצֵץ, מְזַנֵּק, ...
- Russian:взорванный, взрывной, ...
- Ukrainian:підірваний, вибуховий, ...
- Hindi:विस्फोटित, अचानक बढ़ा हुआ, ...
Definition of explode - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
burstingburst with a loud noise and force
- The bomb will explode at midnight.
2.
rapid increaseincrease suddenly and rapidly
- The population is expected to explode by 2050.
3.
emotional outburstexpress strong feelings suddenly
- She might explode if you mention that topic.
4.
destructiontr. destroy something with an explosiontr.
- They plan to explode the old building.
5.
disprovetr. UK prove a theory or myth wrongtr. UK
- The scientist exploded the myth with new evidence.
6.
data processingtr. TECH. break data into smaller partstr. TECH.
- The program will explode the string into an array.
Expressions with explode
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express anger in a forceful way
She exploded with anger during the meeting, shocking everyone.
on the verge of losing control
He was so angry, he looked ready to explode.
prove a widely held belief is false
The scientist exploded the myth about the health benefits.
disprove a widely held false belief
The scientist exploded a myth about climate change.
suddenly become very active or lively
The festival exploded into life with music and dancing.
suddenly become very popular or successful
The band exploded onto the scene with their debut album.
suddenly start laughing very loudly
The audience exploded with laughter at the comedian's joke.
reveal shocking news or information suddenly
The journalist exploded a bombshell about the scandal.
become very popular very quickly
The app exploded in popularity after the update.
suddenly start laughing very loudly or uncontrollably
The whole class exploded in laughter at his joke.
about to lose control from strong emotion
She was fit to explode with anger.
Origin of explode
Latin, explodere (to drive out)
Examples of explode in a sentence
The balloon will explode if you keep inflating it. Online orders exploded during the holiday sale. Costs could explode if fuel prices rise. He might explode with joy at the surprise. The coach could explode in anger after the loss. Demolition crews will explode the damaged bridge.
The bomb squad exploded the suspicious device safely. The documentary exploded the old theory about the pyramids. Her research exploded the common misconceptions about the disease. The software can explode the dataset for analysis. We need to explode the file into manageable sections.
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- French:exploser, bondir, ...
- German:explodieren, sprunghaft ansteigen, ...
- Italian:esplodere, aumentare vertiginosamente, ...
- Spanish:explotar, dispararse, ...
- Portuguese:explodir, disparar, ...
- Chinese:爆炸, 激增, ...
- Japanese:爆発する, 急増する, ...
- Arabic:اِنْفَجَرَ, اِنفَجَرَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְפּוֹצֵץ, לִזְנוֹק, ...
- Russian:взрываться, резко возрастать, ...
- Ukrainian:вибухати, стрімко зростати, ...
- Hindi:फटना, तेज़ी से बढ़ना, ...
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